Math, asked by Noone111, 1 year ago

18by5kg of biscuits are to be packed. each packet will hold 2by5kg of biscuits. how many Packets will be required

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Answered by sahadot

1

2/5×9=18/5=9 packets

Answered by Thatsomeone

1

No. of packs required=total weight of biscuit/weight of biscuit which one pack holds

=15/5÷2/5

=15/5×5/2

=7.5

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